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Netanyahu speech sparks protests and arrests in New York

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Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's UN address triggered widespread protests and arrests in New York, with over 250 demonstrators clashing with police. The event marked a significant moment in Israel's political landscape as Netanyahu faces potential electoral challenges.

Among the arrested were Oscar-winning actor Susan Sarandon and Hacks star Hannah Einbinder, who were detained as they attempted to disrupt the protest. The demonstration, organized by Jewish Voice for Peace, featured banners reading 'Stop Arming Israel' and 'End the Genocide.'

The protests highlight growing international criticism of Israel's Gaza war, with Netanyahu facing backlash from Western leaders and activists. The event underscores the deepening diplomatic and political tensions surrounding Israel's actions in the region.

Netanyahu's speech, which criticized opponents and accused them of spreading lies, drew sharp responses from protesters and critics, further isolating Israel in the global community.

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  1. daily-maverick — At UN, Netanyahu defends Israel as delegates storm out ·
  2. guardian — Susan Sarandon and Hannah Einbinder arrested at anti-Netanyahu protest in New York ·
  3. the-hill — Avila Chevalier arrested at anti-Netanyahu protest in New York ·

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